It's nine o' clock on a Saturday...

...And I'm REALLY bored! So, How about this... What was the last CD you bought (title and artist), and what made you choose it? For me it was Boston: Greatest Hits. I bought it because I loaned my other copy to a friend of my brother's and he 'lost' it. So, Who's next?

It was the Slightly Mad German CD single by um, I forget who, but it's cool and has 'Lost Opportunity'. Before that I got the Hollywood version of NOTW, and prior to that my 3 latest card sleeves.. FG, TG and J.

It's nine o' clock on a Saturday... the regular crowd shuffles in...........

There's an old man sitting next to me
drove his car through the wall - right in

Wow... Two cheap shots at poor ol' Billy in one week from you! LOL!

He says "Son, can you get me a tourniquet? My brain's commin' out of my nose! Drove my car off the street, threw me outta my seat, and now there's a tag on my toe..."

to answer dan's question:

The Streets "A Grand Don't Come For Free"
and
Keane "Hopes And Fears"
both on the same day

What made me chose them?
Keane: I like their single and the album is alright but not really great. good new english band though.

The Streets: i'm asking that myself. i suppose it was just a "weird-mood-purchase" cos i actually don't listen to that kind of music.
But i love skinners accent and i love the song "dry your eyes" and "fit but you know it" is fun listening to as well.

Weezer - Blue album (deluxe ediion)

The regular edition is one of my favourite CD's ever - like the best bits of Cheap Trick, the Beack Boys and Nirvana all packed into 40 minutes. The extra disc on this version has a few B-sides that are at least the equal of anything on the album and some interesting rare stuff.

N.E.R.D - Fly or Die

I heard 'She likes to move'and the title track onn the radio, and on the recommendation of a housemate I decided to take a chance on this. I'm glad I did. A bit repetitive, perhaps, but Pharell & co have crafted a very interesing soul-rock-R&B- latin sound, quite unlike most of thier Hip-hop work. Even a guest spot from those tubes out of Good Charlotte can't spoil it.

CD's wise it was Katie Melua's Call Off The Search.

DVD's wise it was Rush - Live In Rio and The Who's The Kids Are Alright (both of which are excellent btw...)

Dave

umm The Darkness album

Been wanting to get it for ages and finally parted with my money hehe worth it though :D

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Miss James wrote: [/QUOTENAME] Hmmmm...a Rufus Wainwright cd.[/QUOTE]

I love Rufus Wainwright!!! One of the best voices these days!

[QUOTE]What was the last CD you bought (title and artist)[/QUOTE]
Kinda Kinks- The Kinks
and
Japanese Whispers- The Cure

[QUOTE]and what made you choose it?[/QUOTE]
Erm... because I like the groups mucho (oh... and the Kinks CD was only about £5, and I'm a total cheapskate)

last cd I bought I think was the 2 cd retrospective from Jackson Browne called The Next Voice You Hear. :) Why? I think he's a great singer and this GH collection was a good start for me since I already have Saturate Before Using and Running on Empty.

Sonja-- What are some of you're fave Rufus tracks? I saw him in Columbus, Ohio in February! :D Awesome stuff, I think he's brilliant, gorgeous, and a genius songwriter!

I should brush up on by cheap shot / parody skills. Dan Your parody is much better than mine.

However will Billy ever learn to keep his car on the road. Three "off-road" accidents in two years ... I'm glad I don't live on Long Island. No wonder Ms Brinkley is worried about her daughter riding with him.

Alli- :D Yay! hehe Another fan conversion. :) I lent my friend William my 3 cds last week and he copied them for himself as well. He even has a friend who knows Rufus! :O lol

"Dan Your parody is much better than mine."

*bows* Thank you. ;D